Click Here To read about the origin of the song Kumbaya, and view to hear and view the passionate arrangement by the Soweto Gospel Choir |
Ladybug by the Beach |
15224 - 15226 Lakeshore Boulevard Cleveland, Ohio 44110 Ladybug@KumbayaShore.com Photos by Mittie Imani Jordan |
Ladybug Lessons, Lyrics & Litanies |
A Child A Road Trip A Star A word from Imani Dreamweaver |
We may not have a place to hitch your horse yet, but we are a pedestrian, bus, car and biker friendly stop on the Coastal Ohio and Lake Erie Circle Tour Trail! Stop by the Lighthouse and add your photo to our wall! |
THE DREAMER'S DREAM An Exhibit of Photographs, Publications and Memorabilia in celebration of the 10th anniversary of the Nomination, Election & Inauguration of Barack H. Obama, Jr. In the Ladybug Gallery |
$3,000 To Go! A Funding Campaign was launched to raise $10,000 to complete work to fully open Kumbaya Café We are almost there! When fully realized the Café will employ seven full-time staff through our full service kitchen, host book and film discussion series, performances of music and spoken word, Cultural Cuisine & Conversation, and an Artist-in-Residency program featuring artists of the African Diaspora. We are still $3,000 short of opening the full kitchen! Please consider a contribution no matter how small, and share this link with family, friends and associates who may do the same! You may donate through or, Cash App to $KumbayaShore or, Zelle to rsourceinc@aol.com or, mail your donation by check payable to Kumbaya on the Shore 15226 Lakeshore Boulevard, Cleveland 44110 For infomation about our full plan, visit our About Page And when you're in Cleveland come visit us on the shore! |
Site Map ~ www.kumbayashore.com |
Kumbaya on the Shore a place of peaceful pastime |
On the Kumbaya Cafe Gallery Wall Prints by award-winning photographer Christine Jordan Morrow |
Save the Dates! 1st Saturdays A Conversation With 2nd Saturdays Rogers & Woolridge Salon Auction & Sales 1st Thursdays Live with Reggie Kelly 4th Fridays Raise the Rent Open Mic Jam For a listing of events visit our Programs Calendar page |
Click Here To read about the origins of the song Kumbaya and to hear the passionate performance by the Soweto Gospel Choir |
We can't Save the Date but we can Keep the Thought |
We are so thankful for Kumbaya patrons, friends and volunteers! Here are a few posing by the Kumbaya Lighthouse! |
Thursday Night Live with Jazz / NeoSoul Balladeer Reggie Kelly |
As soon as the viral air clears In the Kumbaya Café |
Friends, although we had hopes of reopening this past fall, Kumbaya remains closed as the world experiences the second surge, as warned by the authorities on contagious disease if we failed to adhere to safe and sound preventive practices. As of Sunday, Sunday, December 13, 2020, there have been 72,400,912 cases of Covid reported world-wide, with the United States leading in cases at 16,583,753 and over 305,00 deaths. The great iron is that all of Africa - the entire continent of countries identified by TRump as "S-Hole" have less than 2,400,000 cases combined, and only 56,000 reported death. Who's the toilet now, Mr. pResident? We thank God that your time as the so-called "leader of the free world" is over. Welcome, welcome, welcome a new intelligent era of actual (not alternative) facts, and leadership that consults with and adheres to the researches and prevention practitioners of contagious disease. Continue to stay the course of safe social practices and distancing. Masks are more comfortable than ventilators. Do the work for your own sake and for others. We want to live up to our moniker as a "place of peaceful pastime. That includes the peace of mind that we can safely gather without worry of contacting or passing on the disease. Until that time, Kumbaya will remain closed. In the mean time, please take time to read our 2020 newsletters posted below, reflecting on Kumbaya events and significant moments in our nation's history. If you would like to be on our newsletter mailing list please email me at ladybug@kumbayashore.com. When this moment of trial passes, more than ever I will look forward to seeing you on the shore! ~ Mittie Imani |
By and By... While Waiting for Rona to Pass |
The Disposable Other |
1619. 1986. Yes We Did! |
Keepers of Our History |
Do What You Know |